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Trail with famous faces and ice cream farm perfect for a day out (opens the original)
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A willow sculpture trail showcasing everything from an enormous Paddington and a Dalek to a dinosaur and Peter Rabbit has launched for the summer break. Marking four decades of Snugburys Ice Cream in Nantwich, the Cheshire farm is presenting the complimentary trail displaying six recreations of the most beloved straw sculptures to feature there throughout the past 40 years. The sculptures are crafted by artist Sarah Gallagher-Hayes, who has been creating willow works for 29 years, operating as T
Most expensive supermarket named as Aldi cuts prices by 11% (opens the original)
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A supermarket has claimed the title of most expensive for the first time in 12 months following Aldi's 11% price reduction on a crucial staple. Throughout the past year, Sainsbury's has predominantly occupied the unwelcome position in our weekly price tracking exercise, which monitors the cost of eight identical basic products across the six major supermarkets. Most recently, over the past five weeks, Tesco held the distinction of being priciest for the shopping basket containing bread, butter,
Supermarket named most expensive after 11% Aldi price cut (opens the original)
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Aldi has cut the price of a key item by 11% in its stores as one supermarket chain has been declared the most expensive for the first time in a year. Sainsbury's has mostly held the title of priciest supermarket in the MEN's weekly comparison, which racks the cost of the same eight basic items at the six main supermarkets. For the last five weeks, Tesco was the dearest for the basket of groceries including bread, butter, beans, milk, tea bags, coffee, chicken and beef mince. But with Aldi slashi
Pregnant woman wanted prawn crackers but got surprise from takeaway (opens the original)
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A takeaway has been showered with praise after staff went out of their way for a pregnant customer craving prawn crackers. The woman had requested some of the snacks with her home delivery from Kung Fu Chinese Food and Tea Bar in Wigan town centre. But when they were accidentally left out of the order, she rang the restaurant to ask if they could bring them round. Not only did staff promptly return with the forgotten crackers, but they also threw in an extra bag, a tub of sauce, a large KitKat,
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